Bet365 – £125 Grand National Refund E/w Bets!

  • Hi All,

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    Cheers
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    the_don 1

    @Anto How come you don’t count the stake when you win? Isn’t that part of the equation?

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    xplayer 0

    Hi folks,

    If I back Many Clouds for £10 EW at 9’s decimal and it is placed do I still get my £10 refund? Making for a total return of £40 including the £20 winnings, £10 stake and the £10 refund.

    Thanks – not sure if I am being thick this morning…

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    johnboy1980 1

    I’m looking for any suggestions as to what would be best way to go on this in my situation so here goes:

    2 bet365 accounts (one is mothers )
    just over 1100+ smarkets
    580 betfair
    250 for funds to use at bookie.

    i’m considering utilizing 1 account only but feel i’m wasting an opportunity for the second account.

    * a big thanks to anto & the don for there calculators its much appreciated

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    Pickle 58

    Just been having a look at the place market on betfair. Its absolutely miles apart from the odds on bet365 for a lot of horses. Lets hope it tightens considerably

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    simon2000 2

    Pick two horses if you have two accounts

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    Char 0

    Is this uk only? Cannot find the offer at bet365’s web page so uppose it is.

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    simon2000 2

    £25 ew on top 5 horses a bad idea ?

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    chris.t 0

    I’m going to back Many Clouds at 9.0 to win & ew at the full £125 (x2). I’m only going to lay the e/w bet, currently at 5.0. If the horse wins or comes fifth it’s a great return with effective odds of 22.0 to win and 7.32 for 5th. If it places or comes no where I think I’d lose £51….. from a £250 bet. Is this plane wrong or just bonkers?

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    Clrvine 0

    Were the odds this far apart last year? And when is the best time for the to tighten?

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    Hatehorses 4

    @Chris, yes your maths is right, but you are bonkers 😉

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    CashedUp
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    I have no idea how to guarantee profit from this bizarre offer.

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    aNtis0ciaL 9

    It’s fairly easy to guarantee profit, just use the great calculator on the first page. The only issue is you need lots of cash in your exchange. It’s Basically a half price E/W bet (as you get half your bet back) you lay off the Win bet and the EW bet and profit is from the money given back to you with the chance of a bonus if horse comes 5th as exchange lay is only 4 places.

    Can someone please confirm for those of us that don’t have the full £1300+ in exchange if this would work – “Am I right in thinking that if I don’t have the liability available to do this in one go I can put on multiple smaller bets and the only liability I would need is that of the highest exposure horse (e.g. highest odds)?”

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    Hatehorses 4

    Yes, that’s what I think I’m going to do. Just pick say five horses, decide what your stake will be (say, £5 e/w for each horse) and then check your liability for the horse with the largest odds. From here you’ll be able to see if you can afford to do more horses or a larger stake. Lay the ‘large’ horse first just to be sure and then lay the rest at no extra liability.

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    dangerzone14 14

    This shit is way too complicated for me. I get how the profit comes from backing a single horse on the exchange and laying it. But if we back multiple horses for smaller stakes, why the hell do we only need to cover the horse with the highest odds? I will never ever do an offer if I don’t understand it and I don’t have the liability to bet on a single horse at 125 quid E/W. Might have to give this a miss as I cannot get my head around it,.

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    Hatehorses 4

    No, not only the horse with the largest odds. You still lay all the horses you’ve backed. It just doesn’t require any additional funds in smarkets. Actually now I’m thinking how this works with places… hmmm.

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